2025-2026 Season

Darkness

Illuminated

A season of contrasts

TICKETS

Join Handel Choir on a journey from joy to quiet to exuberance: a full spectrum of feeling in our 91st season.

Our season finale awaits you:

Please join us next Friday, April 17th at 7:30pm for Spring, Shakespeare, and Serenade to Music! We are excited for the second of our performances as Ensemble In Residence at Music at St. David's, in collaboration with Guest Artists Ross Tamaccio and
Tickets are still available: Www.handelchoir.org/25-26-season
This weekend for Quiet, Amplified, we are joined by seven outstanding guest artists. Come and be moved by Katelyn, Shauna, and Daryl in the emotional third movement of Musikalische Exequien as they sing from a hidden balcony portraying the voices o
Make the most of your ticket to Quiet, Amplified this weekend! Join Dr. Aaron Ziegel pre-concert for a musical odyssey exploring how new styles of music are born, how they travel from one place to another, and even how they cross an ocean to reach
In-person and livestream tickets are still available for Quiet, Amplified this weekend. Secure yours now and be part of an evening that restores, connects, and inspires. Link in bio to purchase or go to www.handelchoir.org/25-26-season
Happy 341st birthday to our namesake, George Frideric Handel! Did you know? In London, Handel lived at 25 Brook Street and stayed there until his death in 1759. Decades later, the house had another famous musician for a neighbor at 23 Brook Street:
Though the villancico developed as a secular genre, composers of New Spain such as Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla, Manuel de Sumaya, and Esteban Salas y Castro brought to the world sacred works in the style during what Early Music America called a